What should I expect from a Mindkit article?
The aim is to make clinically meaningful ideas understandable without flattening them into a quick explanation. Where the evidence is mixed, the article should say so. Where a practical suggestion is a clinical extrapolation rather than an established treatment, the article should say that too. Articles are general information and clinical commentary. They do not […]
What do we write about?
The subject changes from article to article. Some pieces focus closely on one clinical question. Others bring together several areas of research when the useful answer depends on how those ideas interact. Topics may include Autism and ADHD, neuropsychology, executive functioning, masking and burnout, relationships and communication, identity and late assessment, mental health, physical health […]
I know it was awful. So why do I think it’ll be fine this time?
Ruth Minkov, Clinical Neuropsychologist Why a person can remember that an experience was exhausting, painful or relieving while having much less access to how it felt when making a similar decision later. The article examines autobiographical memory, aphantasia, alexithymia, interoception, affective working memory and affective forecasting, then considers practical ways to preserve information for future […]